Vegan raw food diet influencer Zhanna Samsonova, 39, shared a chilling final message on Instagram just days before she reportedly “died of starvation.”
Despite her lack of content creation, the self-proclaimed raw food chef maintained thousands of followers on various social media platforms.broke in local media outletsThe food influencer reportedly “died of starvation and exhaustion” after subsisting exclusively on a diet of exotic fruit in Malaysia, her friends and family told Newsflash.
Her mother attributed her daughter’s passing to a “cholera-like infection” but her official cause of death has not been declared.“completely raw vegan diet” Meanwhile, a friend claimed that for the last seven years, Samsonova had only eaten the giant, sweet jackfruit and durian, a spiky, mace-like fruit known for its custardy meat and noxious odor.
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